TeachSped

Looking for a simple calendar for the year? Look no further! This calendar has all of the months from August through July to keep important dates!

This is a simple number tracing. 1-10. Trace the number, the word and draw some different food items to go along with it!

Keep track of your students' daily fluency reading. This chart goes from 5 to 150 words per minute.

Fun little teaching notebook to keep track of important dates, student information, and other important information!

Trace each letter of the alphabet and color in the pictures with each letter!

Use this 10-point check in when a student needs help de-escalating. This is a great tool to use in many different situations.

Cute posters for your classrooms. Feelings, sayings, calming strageties!

Use this graphic organizer to allow your students to advocate for themselves on what they need. This is a great tool for when students are upset or un-regulated to allow them to have a choice in what will work for them.

Back to school! Quick and easy student information sheet to help new teachers and substitute teachers.

Have your students color in these growth mindset pages to help them stay positive! Great for breaks and independent learning.

Classroom expectations: -Transitions -Using time effectively -task completion -following directions Help your students stay on track throughout the week!

One page sheet for quick and easy entry of all important student information. Very organized and easy to read.

Print, laminate, and velcro the pieces to create a work system for helping your students work through SeeSaw activities!

Help your students stay on track with their own writing checklists!

This is a great tool for helping keep track of student work. Use this during individual work, small group, or whole class for students to work towards earning some type of reward; big or small!

Use this IEP at a glance template to keep track of the most important parts of a students IEP. This form can be used for general ed. teachers and specials teachers who need to know accommodations and services for each child.